The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-25
GONE by ONE. & \.
A DIREFUL AvALANClIEIN EVERY
ItNO WN ZONE, .lIe
And Thousands Of People, Crushed by rs
ritlless Power. Gt Ia

And Thousands Of People, Crushed by rs
@ ritiies Power. n
Far up tho dizzy Alpine heights, above
the line Of perpetual frost, where the
brilliant glitter Of tho snow under the
midday sun ueems only 70 intcnaify the
cold, tho Ice King would seem TO hold
undlspu!ed sway. But even here there Is
at times littlA humidity In tho atn,os.
phere Of tho more sheltered nookg. Z
The dry snow soitens little, tho wind
catches It up aud toBses 1t about, aud the
etar.llke fakes arc rolled into q tiny ball
that the footsteps Of child might easily
crush. Then comes the rude blast from
tho mountain top and driyeg tho bail ND
and down the high valley and across tho
vast tracklees fields OF SNOW and Ice, Il
gathers Blze and etreng.h OF every turn;
huge rocky boulders and mountains OF leo
arc imbodded In tho now slowly moving
avalanche, which sooner or later dcscends
with frlghtful velocity to the valley below.
The luckless village in It's pathway Is
doomed! Tho air Is thick with the fall.
Ing snow! An awful rush! A roar re.
vcrberatsa through the mountains, aud
the little SwieH hamlet Is swept avail r
The foregoing. is go applicable that We
use 1t as an Illustration. As tho wind
catches up the suow particles on the
mountain tops 80 the heart catches up tho
blood as 1t passes from the kidney. and
other. organs, aud osads 1t coursiny
through the system. AS 1t ruehes slong
1t drops the uric acid that the unhealthy
kidneys have left In the blood in the form
OF insoluble crystals, causing enlarge.
ment OF tho joints anu intenRe iutlamms.
lion in tho system which Is often called
acute rheumatism. Eventually the Joints
enlarged by thcee crystals become stiff
and painful. II these crystals aro dropped
In the liver they are called gallstones, II
in tho kidneys gravel, II in tho bladder
calculus or stone. H. NET"
Ifthis uric acid or kidney poison re-
mains in solution in tho blood 1t circulates
throughout the system, causing irritation,
which :prcducss,- sccordiog.to the.location
OF the irritation, pneumonia, consumption,
backing cough, neart disease, intiamma.
tons and fevera, skin disorders, paralysis,
apoplexy, and makes the s3s.em suscepti-
Bile to colds, chilis, and all the other com.
mon disorders OF which uric acid is the
principal cause. 6If iF,fs
The little child upon tho mountain top
eau crush in Its tiny hand the lirst iorma-
ton Of tho rushing avalanche.
So, too, the calamitous results noted car
be rs readily prevented Ii the right means
are used at the right tims. q
"Bu! how ?" our readers may ask,
Listen and we will tell you. Ills fact
OF medical sciences that the kiireyg are
the chief blood purifiers OF the system the
chief blood poisonor is uric acid which
the kidneys alone can expel. II the thou
ssnd little hair.like sewer tubes OF tho kid.
neys, through which the entire blood cup
ply passes the came as through tho heart,
gro diseased they cannot separate and ex.
pei this poisonous. waste matter from the
blood. "
Now, as another matter OF scientific
fact, diGease Of these little sewer tubes is
more common than Of any other delicate
par. Of the body, and it is because War
net's safe cure, gentle and natural in its
action, has such wonderful power in pre-.
venting and curing iiEeass Of these all-im.
portant;tuhee, that itisrecognized as great
scientific specific-a powerposreesed BY no
other such remedy on earth. When tie
kidneys, the only blood purifying orcsns,
become inactive and diseased, any diBor-
der to which the system is most liable
may be expected.
Then it is that trouble begins, md the
doctors fail miserably because they can
only treat the eDtcts-the Gauss ia beyond
their power! Hence it is that the propri-
etoIs Of Warmers aaio cure claim to cure
50 many apparently different diseasce-it
and it alone reaches and cures the cause,
and then, OF course, tho effects disappear!
We incline to the belief tha. their the
DRY is correct aud go recognized by acicn-
tiats who have given the subject much
study. ..g. Fii
This frishtful disorder is depopu!sting
cur homes faster than We are aware OF.
Like the avalanche OF the mountain, it is
causing tbs death OF all with whom it
comes in contact. It does not sweep away
an entire village or hamlet ut once, but
enc by one the people Huceumb to its pitt.
less power. The final, or Terminating,
cause may be given smother name and be
go treated by various experts" but the
cause OF ell these effects, nov many Sc
ever they may be, is the came, and for
that cause there ls but one rational form
Of treatment.
If you 10 not crush the avalanche as it
is forming, in tho manner indicated, it
will certainly cruah you! ag-sy
Take your choice!